Revitalizing Neighborhoods through Street art
Can street art have an impact on women's safety and empowerment?











Hanif Kureshi, the 30-year-old creative director of the organisation, says that paintings have had a socio-economic impact on the neighbourhood. They bring more business and attract individuals from different neighbourhoods who wouldn't usually visit the village. This process intervenes normal power structures within a city where people from low-income areas usually have to travel for a long time to have access to museums or art. It also attracts economic development, which, if handled properly, could bring more livelihood opportunities for its residents.
How might artists include the community to create safety and empowerment in low-income urban areas in cities around the world?
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